DCOMs

DCOMs (Distributed Component Object Model) are a technology that allows software components on different computers to communicate and work together over a network. Think of it as a way for programs on separate machines to share data and services seamlessly, as if they were part of the same system. DCOM manages the details of network communication, security, and object handling so developers can focus on building applications without worrying about the complexities of remote interactions. It is commonly used in enterprise environments to enable distributed applications to operate efficiently across multiple servers.